# XRP Leads Oct. 24 Futures Snapshot With 10.9% Annualized Funding By Enna Lee Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/40340 Published: 2026-10-24T23:10:23.000Z Updated: 2026-10-24T23:10:23.000Z Section: Investing > Bitcoin open interest rose 3.08% to $7.71 billion, while open interest fell for Ether, XRP and Dogecoin. XRP had the highest funding rate among five major crypto assets in a Saturday evening perpetual-futures snapshot, while Bitcoin open interest rose 3.08% in 24 hours to $7.71 billion. The snapshot was taken at 7:06 p.m. ET (23:06 UTC) Oct. 24. XRP's rate was 0.0100% every eight hours, equivalent to 10.9% annualized. Bitcoin (BTC) ranked second at 0.0083% every eight hours, or 9.1% annualized. At positive rates, traders holding long positions make periodic payments to traders holding short positions. Bitcoin's mark price was $80,581. Its open interest, the value of derivatives contracts that remain active, climbed 3.08% over 24 hours to $7.71 billion. Long accounts represented 68.2%, while short accounts represented 31.9%; the reported shares total 100.1%. Ether (ETH) had a mark price of $2,345 and a funding rate of 0.0018% every eight hours, or 2.0% annualized. Open interest fell 1.99% to $5.37 billion. Long accounts made up 76.9%, compared with 23.1% for short accounts. Solana (SOL) had a mark price of $101.55. Its funding rate was 0.0038% every eight hours, equivalent to 4.1% annualized, and open interest rose 1.35% to $875.8 million. Long accounts represented 74.4%, while short accounts were 25.6%. XRP's mark price was $1.29, and its open interest declined 1.05% to $397.3 million. Long accounts stood at 75.7%, compared with 24.3% short. An [earlier five-asset snapshot]() covered the same markets. Dogecoin (DOGE) had a mark price of $0.0772 and a funding rate of 0.0041% every eight hours, or 4.5% annualized. Open interest slipped 0.78% to $210.8 million. Long accounts made up 73.0%, and short accounts 27.0%. ## Links in this article - [earlier five-asset snapshot](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/37821)